Former Arizona Cardinals kicker Jay Feely won the Republican primary in Arizona's coveted 1st Congressional District, while the Democratic race remains too close to call.
Why it matters: It's difficult to imagine either party winning control of the House without this seat.
The big picture: The highly competitive Scottsdale and north Phoenix-based district is up for grabs after longtime Republican U.S. Rep. David Schweikert's decision to run for governor.
Catch up quick: Both national parties took the unusual step of backing candidates in their hotly contested primaries.
- The Democratic Congressional Committee Committee (DCCC) angered some members by not only endorsing Marlene Galán-Woods but spending money to help her defeat Amish Shah.
- The National Republican Congressional Committee endorsed Feely, who also has President Trump's backing, over former state Rep. Joseph Chaplik.
Flashback: The Democratic primary is a rematch between the 2024 contest where Shah defeated Galán-Woods, but lost to Schweikert in the general election.